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Mr Chen says intelligence agencies in the United States, Canada, China, Germany, Israel, Singapore and Taiwan are customers for this technique.
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Mr Chen says priority will be given to young students aged between five and 19, vulnerable groups such as those with respiratory diseases and pregnant women, and front-line public service personnel.
BBC: Swine flu spread in China 'grim'
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Given the family's sufferings in Dongshigu, it is hardly surprising that Mr Chen now says he regarded this as a threat.
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China Daily's Washington correspondent Chen Weihua says that Mr Obama "never once mentioned China" and "did not want to touch on" the islands dispute during a joint press briefing with Mr Abe.
BBC: China media: No support for Abe
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On Monday, they released activist and Beijing-based scholar Guo Yushan, who says he helped Mr. Chen flee.
WSJ: Escape Poses New Riddle for U.S., China
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Susan Shirk, who served as a deputy assistant state secretary under Bill Clinton, says that although allowing Mr. Chen to stay in China "would be the best outcome, " she believes the lack of any mechanism that would allow the U.S. to monitor and ensure his safety was highly problematic.
WSJ: Escape Poses New Riddle for U.S., China
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The BBC's Michael Bristow in Beijing says both US and Chinese officials initially said Mr Chen had left the embassy of his own volition, but a more complicated story soon began to emerge.
BBC: Chen Guangcheng left US embassy 'after family threats'
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His family says Chen Kegui reacted in self-defense when officials burst into their home looking for Mr. Chen.
WSJ: Chinese Activist's Departure Brings New Questions
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His family says Chen Kegui reacted in self-defense when officials and heavies burst into their home looking for Mr. Chen.
WSJ: Blind Chinese Activist Departs for U.S.